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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
INFORMATION AS is INFORMATION.

The special correspondent possessed by the
average metropolitan" newspaper is truly
wonderful creature. He is usually perfect
stranger to the locality where sent, and, pos
siblv for that reason, Immediately assumes
to know more than all the oldest inhabitants
put together, and sends to his paper the most
marvellous reports of whatever he happens to
be sent to write about. The peculiarities of
the special correspondent were never better
displayed than in the stuff that is written
and telegraphed about the Indiana situation.
For instance, there is printed in the Cincin-
natl Enquirer of yesterday this tremendous
piece of information dated Washington:
"The complications surrounding the In
diana Legislature are watched here with the
keenest interest. The fear is that the Repub-
iicans, in their attempt to seat their Leuten-
ant-governor, will provoke collision and then
have the call made on the national authority,
under the Constitution, which provides The
United States shall guarantee to every State
in this Union a republican form of govern
ment and shall protect each of them against
invasion, and on the application of the Legis-
lature or Of the executive (when the Legs-
lature cannot be convened) against domestic
violence"
The able, long statesman that wrote
that must interpret the Constitution to mean
that every State is entitled to be governed by
the Republican rarty-which. probably, the
Constitution ought to say-and that when
called uron, the Democratic administration
must see that the Republican candidates are
promptly seated in the offices to which they
aspire. This is very valuable information to
be disseminated among the people.
Then We have in the same paper, among the
indianapolis dispatches, this sensation:
"Anothor rumor. and one that is being
much discussed, is that a dicker is on be-
tween Republicans and Democrats. The
dcker, it is understood, is that if Demo
cratic United States Senator is elected the
Republicans will be given the lieutenant
governorship. Your reporter attempted to
find some foundation for the rumor, but was
unable to do So"
A thing like that should go without COM
ment To add word would be to paint the
lily.
The correspondent of the Louisville Courier
Journal electrifes the public with the an
| nouncement:
"The Democrats are in fine spirits, and say
they have got the Republicans on the run
| and will keep them running"
1t would be to gid refined gold to ventur.
! on any comment upon this rare and raslian
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
They Have No Sense.

New York Mail and Express
We venture to say that never before have mera
elected as legislators been 80 absurd as to sup.
pose that the functions of government would
stop because of their refusal to take part 70
them The Ohio Democrats labored under the
impression that the Legislature of their Stase
would be unable to pass laws if they ran away
to Canada. they soon discovered their mistake.
and if the Indiana Democrats had any sense
they would have proited by the example; but
of course. they have no sense. or they wondna
propose to prevent the simple formal declaration
of the election of a Lieutenant governor by res
fusng to vote to go into joint convention.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

EX-SENATOR REvELs is said to have one of the
best farms il Mississippi.
GOVERNOR LEE, of Virginia, is credited with
being the champion checker player of the South.
JOHN BURROUGHS. the naturalist, has given
the title OF Mere Egosism" to his forthcoming
sketch of his own career.
The oldest library in the world is that OF
kwotoze-kien. which was established during
the Chow dynasty in China (B. c., 1l22)
SIG. JOSEPH Tosso, the late violinist and
composer, used to say Of himself: MY father
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

IF a case involving Green Smiths claims to
the lieutenant-governorship were brought by
that persons friends before the Supreme
Court, as suggested by the ingenious Mr.
Jewett, the judicial body would throw it out
with greater haste than in the instance which
SO reused the Sentiners wrath What doom
would be melted out to the souls of the court
in such event can only be shiveringly guessed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

AN Office is personal right. Robert S.
Robertson is the Acknowledgements of the
State of Indiana. IIe was constitutionally
and legally elected, and has been constitu-
tionally and legally inducted into the Office.
What right 81 authority has the House of
representatives. or tue Senate of the State to
interfere with his right to that placer The
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

IT is very heroic and self-denying labor
on the part of the Democratic minority of the
House of Representatives to try and help their
brethren Of the Senate out of the quagmire;
but it is very unnecessary and will prove en-
tirely useless
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

IT is well enough to emphasize the vote by
which ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Robertson was
elected. Here are the figures: John c.
Nelson (Dem.) received 229. 500 votes; Robert
8. Robertson (Rep.), 232,916, Edward S.
Pops {Nat.) 3,016, and Jesse NJ. Gale pro },
1898. Colonel Robertson's plurality over
Nelson. 8 3o3
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

If any political information relative to the
present condition Of affairs in this State was
omitted from yesterdays Journal, the lack is
supplied in this issue. The Journal endeav-
ors to keep up with the times, if not a trife
ahead Of it. Now is the time to subscribe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

THE Memphis Avalanche, without an atom
Of sympathy for its hydrophobic contempt
rary, the Sentinel, unkindly remarks that the
precedent for hanging lying around loose
somewhere. 1t isn't necessary; that remarka-
bic paper is saving trouble and public expense
by arranging all the prelinlinaries for hanging
Itself
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

Ex.SPEAKEH JEwETT has very proper
md intelligent appreciation of the Indianapo
lis journal AS modestly as possible, we doff
our hat to the distinguished Democratic
leader merely suggesting to everybody that
now is the time to subscribe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

THE public sentiment is in favor of decency
and honesty in the administration of public
affairs. This is beginning to be felt. even by
the most pachydermatous Democrats in the
Indiana Legislature.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

HoN. CHARLES L. JEwETT has too much
reputation to trife with the plans of the sena-
torial burglars 1t is none of his business, as
member Of the House, what sort of hole
the Senate mob have got themselves into.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

SPEAKER SAYRE carried himself excelently
Yesterday, like the dignifed, quiet gentleman
that he is He gave the Democrats lesson
in manners by showing that man may pos
sess large amount of sand without the
slightest touch of the blackguard.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

''LEADER' JEwETT gave the Journal some
free advertising yesterday. Mr.. Jewett is
one Of those high-strung persons who can't
bear to be under obligations. The Journal
has frequently advertised him giatuitously,
and he merely wanted to return the favor
Thanks awfullv
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

It's mighty cold day in the Democratic
camp but preparations for turning Green
Smith out to grass are under way among the
hrAthren
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found at the following places:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Exchange in Europe 449
Strand.
PARIS-American Exchange in Paris 80 Boulevard
des Capucines.
NEW YORK-Gednoy House and Windsor Hotels
CIIfCAGO-Pamer House.
DINCINNATI-J. P. IIawley & Co., 15l Vine street.
LOUISvILLE-C r.. bearing, northwest
Third and jefferson streets.
ST. LOUIS-Union News Company. Union Depot
and Southern Hotel
WASHINGTON, D. c. Riggs House and Ebbitt
House.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

WHY not have the Common Council of the
town of Tailholt advise Colonel Robertson
what to do, and to assist in making up "an
agreed case?'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

GREEN SMITH certainly does want more
law and wants it badly; but he will have to
import the article. The kind he needs is not
kept on tap in Indiana.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

PERHAPS the Sentinel had better insert its
"wanted leader advertisement again. The
want seems to be more deeply felt than ever
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

Coon morning. Colonel Robertson; hope
you slept well the first night after your in
stallation as Lieutenant-governor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
Telephone Calls.
Business Office o 3S Editorial Rooms. .242

Members of the General assembly ,canng the Journal
Turing The regular should leore their Subscriptions
directions ,chere they desire TO receice the
II the Journal Counting groom.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

THE cries Of the Democratic conspirators for
some one to come and help them let go are
really ludicrous,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

THE Democrats did not know that it was
loaded clear up to the muzzle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

GREEN SMITH and his mob are crying out
Justify for help.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

THE President has nominated DR.. Willoughby
Walling to be consul at Leith, Scotland The
consulate at Leith is practically the consulate at
Edinbure, and for the major part of Scotland
DR.. Walling is gentleman of character, grad
uate in medicine and business man of expe
rience and capacity. He will, no doubt, make a
good and efficient officer, and the journal con-
graduates the Doctor and the administration on
the appointment If Mr. Cleveland had been as
fortunate in other appointments from Indiana
to the foreign service as in the case of Minister
Magee and Consul Walling, the Journal would
have only words of commentator for them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

THE wife of Professor Emmons of Washing
ton, had way of looking her husband calmly in
the eye, in the presence of guests, and remark
ing to him: You are add liar" The Profess
sor wants to have the lady sent to the insane
hospital for this and similar eccentricities, but
perhaps he is a little hasty: She may not have
been insane, but only temporarily beside herself
through having had access to a stray copy of the
Indianapolis Sentinel. Come to think of it,
though, it is enough to make woman crazy to
read that paper
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

LET Mr.. Greer Smith walk the floor awhile
aow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

THE names against him. If he had even
been "Smyth," it might have helped
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
Frank MeDonala AS a pa,,tioian

Frank Mcdonald as \ Politician.
Philadelphia Times.
Ex-senator McDonald's son Frank. wnoss
oeatn occurred in Washington on Tnursasil;,
was more familiar with the sea of Indiana poli.
tics than his father. and frequently piloted ~
latter through the breakers that besat bis pssu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
Democratic Editorial Fashions.

chicago Trlhnne.
Coming style Of editorial over in Indiana
We heartily inGorse the position taken by tho
indianapolis Scout when it says: e. - -
the - high nat!s
exactly in reference to the ground hog by the
emphatic remark: the -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
Not Always Happy Then.

Uetroit Tribu ne.
The Democrats of Indiana are never hhppy
except wien engaged in some disreputable buse
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14

Inc measly - who runs the - -
- sheet across the way objects to sometnlnt
that appeared in The Camp Follower YESTERDAY
morning. his - ---- eyerlasfr
ing little - hide! ----
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03

SIC MIN, uciclsa dc sa!lrystyi. = Ks
B'skup powiedziai do jednego
wpfywowych parafan, ze gdyby
mia' DO dy,pozycyi innego ksie-
dza pol>kicgo, "ni chwili by ME
c'erpl"f Ks. Barszcza w swoi dye
cezyi; choc 60 zostawi icszcze przy
kosclele, bed1ie pu nIm wvmagaf
zupctnej zmiany ayc;., in%czej be-
dzlc zmuszony koscioi zamknac.
Wstretna Ia sprawa tax sze-
rok'egc nabrnia rozglosu, ze jut i
gazetom katoIickim milcxec o niei
podobna.
MITYNG POLSKICH PIE
X ARZY. - w hall OBJ. A. Groen-
walda, naroznik Blackhawk i Holt
Ave, Chicago, zgromadzi}o sic W
?rzeszla sobote oko}o 20 piekarzy
czeladnikdw ktdrzy chca zalozyt
IowaZystwo, majqce sic nazywaf
,,Towarzystwo Piekarzy Polsko-
Sfowiahskich W Chicago, ILL.," Be
dzle to Towarzystwem Bratniej Po-
mocy. Najblizsze posiedzenie cd
bedzle sic W dniu 5 marca, o go
dzinie 8mej na wiecz6r.
w Chicago znajduje sic 1870
pickarzy polskich. Chodzi o zgro
madzenie ich jedno grono i
Przyyfaczenic do miego piekarzy
czeskich, morawskich f; wogdlel
s}pwiahskich. q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
SkRZYNECZKA
D O LIS L 8 w.

i1'*ybysso'ri Czestochowy:-
Il hlimatTeXanski ME Ola Pana. Patrz
sw"j"go nosa, ably ci W tel rych}ej
wlosnlc razcm Z iolkami ME roz
XVIII. jaA Twojcmu tcsciowi.
10 81. a II toni B @ r
ina: Be,l1ie "a t5dziell.
DO AprnY: Wcals.sssii6l
nc yniewarsy, >'>"ro W Sd8osifYs2 iEs&
go arodFa TAXA "d"bralis;,1sSy charak
1eFystksH tego naszego poiitycznego
przec.wn' ka: Dronsutowicz to
>oh'c robisrosz ;.rrcrykahski - zone
ma NleHAe, " sprawy nolskie
g}o~a GO n!c boil! Ma on w Po-
1nania grocern,e j sk}ad wszystkie
@" NE bardzo jest lhbianym dla
strasznego Sakonlstwa swcgo ma pic
ni4dzc' - DO Detroit: Do tego
'Amern nadesz'o "a pdzno zoba
rze co T. tcrl ioczat
No'oyna aboneuton,: Wyszle
dotyrhrzas n':mera Wsarusu, x
wyjatkicm $, juz rozebranc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03

nmi podpisany takze g}osny Sc
kretarz tego Towarzystwa ob. J. S.
Wyganowsxi.
u tego samcgo numeru, dzicLi
sadatlwoscl KS. Jana Radzrejrw-
skioyo, mona SIC dowiedzicG o ub.
W vgano W k i m icszozc wirle
innych rzeczy, Ist6rych do,ad
ludzio ME wledzieli
Ca}y dw d}ugi artyku} skom-
ponowaf ks. K "a d 2 ie W k i
ma podstawie saznistej pe}nej
bfeddw korespondcncyi oh. Wyga
nowskiego, ktdrq strasznie obcia} i
cd poczqtku do kohca pofa}szowa}.
Me dosyc ma TEN.
Redaktor Gazety hataAchiej.
drwiac sobie Z korespondencyi Sc
kretarza Tow. sw. Krzyza y Wi
nony, piszc W tym samym hume
RE ma stronnlcy a, re odtad przyj
mowac bedzie tylko takic korespon-
dencye, kt6re So pisanc tylko ma
jednej stronie papieru W kt6rych
mic ma b}ed6w.
Jeszcze zuchwalej postepila
sobie Gaxeto Katolicka ludzmi
Cd ,,Zjednoczcnia Katolickiego"
W numerze 10 lutcgo. Powiedzia}a
i'm W oczy, re IL mich ies, p o.
g a ii X niezyczliwosG b T.
cze na zarozumiafosc, nazwala
cz}onka Zjednoczenia Katolickiego
bez ogrddki ira d G m ciezarem
spd}eczenstwa, podobnym natury
do owego Ia, kt6ry sic wciaz
wstecz cofa, gdy go mEynarz do
obroku IA oba uszy ciagnie. Ma :
reszcie przezy*a Braci Zjedno-
czonych pyskaczami.
Cierp cia}o co ci sig chciato
m6wi przys}owic, a nasi Krzyzacv
mowia: Gdyby mas wstyd ME
by}o, to bysmy natychmiast napo-
wr6t sic od}aczyli od takich CRU
biandw!..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
Podziekowanie.

Szanownym Paniom: p. Dor
szyhskiej p. Jenczyk, panom Fr.
Sowadzkiemu i X. zychlihskiemu,
lako tez w,szystkim czlonkom, kt6-
rzy przyczynili sig DO uwydatnic-
MIA zywego obrazu ma pzedstawie-
niu Towarzystwa Przemys}owego
W dniu 20 lutego sk}adam jak
najszczcrsze dzieki "a wszelkic ich
trudy moody ola dobra chwa-
fy naszego Tow. ponicsione.
w imicniu
Tow Prem. Rem. Pol
J. J. WlekHwshi
Sckretarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
MOllDERsTWO.

podaja sobic wiadomoE't, i" do do
mu Polaka Piotra kramaka W Ilo-
pevillc, niedalcko Hazlcton W
Pennsylvania wtargnaI nicdaNno
W n"cy zamaskowany z4oczyica !;
naiprz6d kramaka zastrzcli}, a pu-
TEN do jcgo zony strzeli} 3 razy j
W kohcr jeszczc nozcm jci za,';,s
dwie Smirrtelne rany, tax IL mic
szczesliwa ME dczyfa d" rama. Nor
dcrca "riekt j dotychcza, nad#rc
mnic 9" szuAaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
G'uxcto Iols. uunuS:. lc
pose! p, Wik1Or K.ar-

f0Wskt (wybranl gtownle pr2rz
robotnlEbw polSkich Chicayo) pu.
dad do srj,nu stanu Illinois wnio
SEX, alb, szk"tach pubiicznych,
polczonych W d2iclnicach zamicsz-
kafych przcwAnle przcz Polako~,
uczono take nadobowiazkowo j..
zyka rolskicgo. Pod obno p. kar-
fowski ma 2aniar postawit jcszcze
Jeden wnios"k abs Nzkoiach
tych zaprowadzono take uicczorna
nauke jezyka angieIskiego Wy
k}adowym jezykiem polskim. Mem
cy juz od da~na maja podobnr
prawa
" SkANDAL w JERSEY Cl-
TY.-Z powodu sprxedaiy nwego
trupn xiechai zcsxla Arodc O
godk. ma ladan'c paratian B-
sRup 90 polshlego kosc'0A Jcr-
sey City. KS. Bars,.rz NE
chcia' ntworzyc losc,oin. ~lr~ 81
skup e"n n"~zsai =; ~promad. i.
Kosciol tyi napcin'o"y 90 ral!o>u
Bskup 'zaiat mip.scc usngn Wy
siuchai skarg p:z2c'w * pro
boszczow' hs Harszez, s'ys~uc.
se wszys,Ao sie wyd,Ao Tap.
kapeJusz " n"gi, Ifrz bdy hyI lus
przy drzwiach, rs. B,Aup 90 N
trzymnt zmnsil 40 wysiucnanl..
wszystkich oknrg. przec'wko nj"
mu wytaczanyvh. NagIe Is. La
SIC, rhwyta sroink zastnwiaja,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
Redakcya ekspedycya: Rog Franklin Third uic WjuonaMnn

sylwanii z sekretarzem p. Je-
p'skiego, lgnasiem Pa
w}owskim, kt6ry chodzii po
danach polskich, namawiajqc
]udz'. ably sic ME iqczyli do
Zwiazku Narodowego Po]skie-
go. gdyz to Jest tylko Iowa
rzystwo spekulacyjne, jak ka-
2dy inny Life insurance. {"
Kiedy Cenzorowi o tenn donie-
siono, chciaf sic lgnasiem
rozprawic osobiscie. lecz ten
powacha} pismo nosem czem-
pre1zej czmychnaf. Prawdopo-
dobnie Wiarus jeszcze r&z be-
dzie miaf sposobnossc zajqt sie
tq clekawa historya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
P1aCcle "a Wiarusa!
B ; ; B 3 B B 3
Sprawv biezace.

Sprawy biezace.
W1a,usou Polonuso,c obcho0zqce.
Cenzor Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
widocznie wiecej sprzyja Wa
r,1so,ri;, niz redaktor Zgody. bo
Grand Rapids donosza ml,
lie w movie, .jakq tam w dn'u
Il lutego wygfosil W Turner
Hall" polecil Wia'qtsa teml sio-
wy: ,,Zgoda Jest orgaHem
Zwiazkowym, ale Wiarus jest
naszym najlepszym pomocnl-
kiem, wiec prosze, obyscle tax
yamo / Wiar,1sa sobie zapisy-
wall"
Odebrawszy te wiadomosc,
natychmiast Cenzom przepro-
sifeln listownie Ia wyrzqdzona
mu W przesz}ym numerze
krzywde, a ninieiszem czyn1e
to publicznie i oswiadczam, ze
20 takim otwartym dowodzle
uznania skutecznej pomocy
Wiarv4sa, teraz tenn smlaleJ
bede naciera} na wrogow
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. ME zwaza-
lac ma to. co v tenn bedzie
mysla} i pisa, redaktor zgody.
y ostatniei odpowiedzi mo-
,e, ma nieustame zaczepki pcs
doLuo p. Zb ign e W ME
bardzo zadowolony - nlecha]
vice cierpliw,e wys}ucha )es7-
cze jedccj, wiecej pieprane) re-
pliki
Reda}Scyn N1arlsa uprze.l-
mic upsasza redaktora Zgedy
y Milwaukee, azeby kledykol'
wick za.jmie gtos W ]ahe)
xwestyi, odpowiadai tylko "a
siebic "A aic IA If1a1uso, Go
Master cd Wiarusa w dan.ym
raz;e uczyni lub me- nc2yn''
t,. od riego tyllSo samego "a
lely. 81 wskaz6wek " tym
wzgledzle NE pr2yjruje , MAY
stor cd &atinyeh nrzedrlkow.
Master cd Wia,nso rz2dzl sle
tylko spyawicdliwoicia i stusz-
no3ieig, ztlania swoje opera
ma przekonaniu / taktach' T.
wagi zas gotow jest przy]ae
cd wszystkieh, . wy)atklem
jedynie tylko tych, ktorzy sic
SAM "a nieomyinych uwaza]a,
a do Yych ostatnich zallczyt
sic redaktor Zgod:y . Milwau-
kee w Mr.. ! swego organn.
Redaktor Zgo3y = M:lwau-
kec dowiod}, &e ME zaa tres
ci konstytucyi Zw!azku Naro~
dowegc i ME ma 0 nie] maj
mniejszego nawet po1ecls, .1e-
sli na ]ej zassdzie robi zarzu-
ty Majstrowi Malta rzecz a
wstyd, boo przecie2 redaktor
orgauu zvlazkowegD i'owl-
men znaG koustytncya Iw'az-
ku. Czy Master 1F1arus0 wy
stepujc rrzcciwko konstytucyl
Zwiazku rzy n'e, ME ma on
potrzcby tego 'yt''lu '!uma-
czyG sic pred "edakiorem Typ
M w N lwaul<ee, }Story Okla
za> sic W lynn w2gledzle Sc
lsla ule&ompetentnym,
les! 10 maio znacz9ca rzecz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03

oathas =" ooDA~' ~ -"
do nieporozumieh, kt6rych re-
dakcya Wiuyusa w ka1dym ra-
zie pragnelaby uni]lnat.
Me robilismy zarzutu reda-
ktorowl Zgody, gdy sic mie-
szaf w sprawy osoblste Maj
stra i gdy mewinnym sposo-
bem dolki pod MIN kopaf,
prawdopodobnie W zamlarze
wysadzenia Majstra u posady
redakorskiej, ale NANNY prawo
prosic go stanowczo, azeby od-
tad widzia1 rzeczy jasno, tro-
che dale:j jak po "a konloc
swoiego nosa.
Przeciwnicy Zwiazku Mar.
Pol. powiadalja, 2e wszedzie,
gdzie grupy narodowe powsta,
ia, wszczynaja sic kfotpie po-
miedzy proboszczem paratia.
Jest to o tyle prawda, lie
zwykle ksieza sami daja po-
czaten do takich kfotni, prze.
sladujac Zwiazek Mar. Pol, jak
to sic niedawno stato nn Brid-
geporcie W Chicago.
Waaruso.yi niesiusznis zarzu-
cano, 2e zasady przc5laduJe
polskich kapfanow. Wiar,As jest
przeciez przyjscielenl nawet
wielbicielen wszys.ki,h kapla-
now polskich, naleaaoyeh do
Stowarzyszenia Polskich ka-
pfanow, a i innym IA po-
wszechny szacunek sobie "a
s}ugujqcym kap}anom, jak mp.
ks. Jawnrskiemu z Plttsburga,
ks. Chowa1,cow' n Swan XII
yer, ks, Sroce y Alberty, ks.
ks. Roaozinskiemu ! GulslSie-
mu 2 Milwaukee it'd. przyna-
lcana ezcsG oddale i n'gdy by
ich zaczepiaG ME pozwoli}.
Redaktur Wl0r'tsa pochodzl
q zaboru pruskieg", ydz'e
miai sposobnosc po2nat 'Sa-
pfan.5w, jaE rs. Stablewsk ego,
ks Jazdzewskiego, KS. kujo-
ia, ks, Rozc1ynialskiego, kt6-
rzy przyswiecali przesladowa-
mel przez Rad prnski Polonn
odwaga cywiInq m;foscia o.
|czyzny, ME div vice, i, sic
ME moze pnZyzwycza:c ho
ksiezy. ktorym mifost prlskiej
O.jczyzny. daaenie do wywal-
czenia Polsce niepodleglosci,
wydaje sic bye wie|kim srze-
chem
Il Kwycra Gh'cayoskaeyo; Ma
zgromadzeniu delegation pol
skich Towarzystw Chicago
skich W dniu 20 lutego, prze
szed} wniosek p, NJ orge
8 ern a, ably Tow. ,Grosz
Polski" uzna1o mad soba in
stytucya Zwipzkn Mar. Pol.
Zobowiqzano adminlstracya
;,Gr"sza PoIsk.cyo" DO pr1e']
stawieuia tego wniosku cztou-
kom Towarzystwa ma ndjbllz
szem tosiedzeniu miesiecznem,
- K.. Il. WOINY, proboszcz
polskiej psrafi W La Sale,
LII, wyjechaf do kaliiorni' dla
poratowania zdrowia, a ,jego
miejsce zajmu1e Intermlstycz
ME rs. \ Szulak n Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
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TOWARZYSIENIE 20.
LEX i" Chicago odbedzie maj.
bli3sze swe posiedzenie W ME
dzie1e, 8 marca, o godz. 2 pc
pcludniu, " hall szkolnej pa
rafii sw. Stanislawa Kostki,
naro3nik Noble Bradley III.
Sekretarka Stowarzyszenia p.
l.. Kadow, zaprasza ma to po-
siedzenie wszystkie rodaczki,
chcace przystapic do tego pa
tryotycznego Ko}a Polek
Wszelkie korespondencye,
tyczare sic Stowarzyszenia po-
lex w Chicago, trzcbn adreso-
wac w prost do Sekretarki.. l..
kadow, 10 Division Str. Chi
ca 20, III